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A BIG STRIKE AT THE HUB
STREET CIIt BANDS FiGHT TBE
Trip yAiLAI.

( HOwting "a obs Line The Routes and 20
lice Do Guard bnUI on The & "a -
Teamsrers Aid thn strikers by Il ock-
aiding tn" Tracks ns Much as POssible-
/ No Serious ViOencD.
| BOSTON. Jan. 10.--A general tie-up on
! the consolidated horse railroads occurred
this morning pursuant to the action of the
meeting Of employees which adjourned at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning. The roads
comprise the Mlddesex and Highland
lines, connecting Maiden, Everett,
CharIestOwn and Somerville with Boston
and the Boston Highlands District. All
the employees, including conductors,
drivers, bostlers, horseshoers, le ders and
cowboys, are participating In the strike.
The patrons of the road wers obi sed
either to walk into town or to use the
nearest steam road, stages or other con-
veyance.
POLICE ON THE CARS.
Charestown car WAS stared from
Charlestown Neck this m rnng. Several
Shawmut avenue cars passed over the
line soon after. manned by nOn-uni0n
drivers and conductors, protected BY from
four TO SIX policemen on each car. Gro DIS
oi peODte Ill OPPOSITION 10 lD6 sea-
gathered in Adams square, at the foot OF
! Corn Hlll, along New W asningtOn street
and In Haymarket square, through which
portions OF the city CnarlestOWn cars 20
N passing either way. Here The noisiest
demonstrators of the day were ma le by
the largest crowd collected. The ''scabs"
were noOled at ana the racks were filled
with people, who Distracted the move
ments of the cars.
TRANSFERS LEND THEIR AID.
Many q teamster lent his aid to the
strikers by driving his team in front OF
The cars aud delaying them as much as
possible. Three arrests were made mere.
The police succt eded ia clearing he mid
die OF New asaIngt0n street of people
who massed on the sdew0iks on either
side down to the Boston and Maine depot.
Each "ecab' car as il came along was
| greeted with a storm OF 6isses and yells,
and an occasional snow ball, which re-
ceptI0n continued along the line, despite
| The presence of the police. The Knights
| of Labor did not order the strike. The
men took the responsibility on themselves,
and claim that they have promise OF
ample financial aid and can hold out as
long as the company does The strikers
remained very quiet and orderly, most OF
the hooting being done by boys and idle
persons.
THE SITUATION AT NOON.
At noon quite number of cars were
running on the ShaMmut avenue and
CharIestown lines. These were all DO
Iced and met with no more violent de-
mon a.I ..ts aH' --'- I'D
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md of Tho Beer Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. !0.--The troubles
which havctXjsted for some time between
the heer brewers and the KNIGHTS OF La
Dor have been practically settled, Local
Assembly 40. 1855, which was suspended
somp time ago 10y the District Executive
Board, having been relnstated today by
''- 5000 ~~"l E~s"utivn Rnard This brings
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A Slccnrr oults side

ALBANY, GA, jan. l0,--A sleeper on
the Brunswick aud Western Train ran OBJ
tie rack a. this place this morning, iaru.
ing over on its side. No one was injured.
The inceudiaTles will have their com.
mitment trial in the moruius.
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John Roach was close to 10 years of
age, and was recognized as the largest
snipbuIlder in this country. His works
at Chester, Pa, are on grand scale, and
at them some OF the finest steam vessels
M 'l7 -vo~'d wAra built. The splendid
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COW SIG EN2


Per steamship Chattahoochee from New
York-A r A!tmayer 4 Co. stmr Alice Clark.
BendheIm Bros X co. j q Butler, O Butter l.
+ Byck II son, w Branch. ID Bacon h Co.
B OK Bros. c. \ s. JnO J BALDWIN. r,
Cubbedge, w q Cooper, NJ A Cohen jr.
} Cohen, cohen, Crohan d. Cornwell ~
{. A II Champion, Lieut. NJ Carter. } Cus-
tin. " Common, A Douglass Il Co. e Du-
DAVIS Bros, 6 Eckstein Col Epstein & Bro.
rcnuIan " ', Fps elm II Co, Epstein & w, A
GlusteIn, hins1ein y l.. Est4,.
GUokenhe mer & son c VI I'll bert & Co, F
L George, " Goldstein Grady II DeLettre.
Jos Gorham Gray 81 o Bricn. Gutman, j NJ
Green, W Gordon N 90, s l. Gerst. j +
Gaynor, ]. } Gazan Il 90, A Haniey, Hevter
y X, Hymes Bros a Go, + NJ Hull
a HUI, VIM Hone q Go. j
, Hart II Bro, + 3 Henry. Hirsch Bros,
a l. Har' ridge, e Y Ham. j II Helmkcn,
harms Jucnter, II > Jones' l. A Johnson,
kavanaugh ~ q, ID X Kennedy, Lowell & l.,
\ Lang. Llppman BROS, Ludden ~ b, ID Il
ton. Lowell Sen, 7 Lorinard. NJ Laske,
Jno ifnch, Lindsay 4 NJ; II
! John LaFar II II Livingston, A Lefller. Lau-
ney II G.. } McGrath IS Co, Mohr Bros. Mem
hard Bro N %. \ } Nil or Il Go. . Myer- "
Bros, l. RI Myers & Co, Il c Mcintosh, K J
Mann, + Masters, 81 Mendel x Bro, "
Nc Alpln. Mochl nbrOck ID, Marshall
hou e, w Nell II Co. Matthews Bros. j j
NcManon. j q Nelson \ Co, JuO Nicholson Jr
Order notify VIM Hone Il Co. Order notify
a kaufman, Ori,r notify Lutz. Order no.
tlfl Ii All Ter order notify Z K K Bk, order
not fly Southern Bk. Peacock. II X Co, Geo "
Parish, y Pdulsen & Co, Palmer Bros W Il
Ray, & ID Rogers, Rieser X S. > & Rowland,
/ NJ Ryals, J } Reiley, Theo Raderiek, L Is
Springer, $. F& W tv, southern TX Co.
>UlJmons Il { o. II solomon & Son. smith Bros &
{ o. savannah Bg and I GO, } VI Schroeder,
II l. Schr liner. Chas E schultz, Louis Stern,
Shuptrne Il Bro. Strauss Bros, h Sultrt.
Screven House. l. strong. John sullivan, W
/ ID stmhius n Co. avannah Guano Co q w
Teidman. W lyman, Tuberd,. J Tur'on.
| Ihcus Bros. 4 Town.end, Tur! in 4 Ogden,
} W Tecpe 4 co. Tho Singer Mfg Co, Z A Il
Umbach. V ,lc Roy al Mlg so. j Witch al
NJ " & w West. ID es elm, Weed X e.,
WI cox < q J - Wilson Jno WILKINSON. 6
Williams, WHY 4 {. Webster n y, w Welt
renberg, Ga Il Fla Il On.
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Savannah and Tybee Railway Co.


OFFICE OF TREASURER. III BAY ST.
SAVANNAH, Jau. s, 1887.
BY resolution of The Board OF Directors
adOpf ed al last regular meetnI FOURTH
INSTALL MENT OF TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT. OF the Preferred Capital Stock il
called for. payable at this Office on or brlor
THE SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1887. John w. RURIkN[rGJIS. rpasurer.
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Surk'~ peculntiOus.

GALvEsroN, rEX., Jan. l0.--The expert
accountants VINO oaV~ been engaged for
month past ~ examining the books OF
ne ascending County Treasurer W. J.
Burk, rendered report TO the Conn Nv
Court today showing Burk 80 be do.
'""' nj Sl3 800 IN cash
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Election for Directors.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SAVANNAH, GA,
SAvANNAH. GA. Dec. IL. 1886
The ANIMAL election for Directors vii; lie
held a the Banking House on TUESDAY.
JANUARY II, 1887, between the hours OF II
and O'Clock.
THOS. GAnSDEN. Cashier.
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Spiral uotlrra.
Notice to Tax Payers.
CITY IREAsUKEk's u -
SAvANEAm- GA. lAnua. y lst, Io3''

SAvAN$AII. GA, janus Low -''
The folio wing taxes are now due;
KEAI tSTAFa,. fourth quarter iS'6.oo
sioux N TR ABE, fourth qnarfer I iSSo'
FURNlTU E, etc, fourth quarter iopo isse
MONEY, DEB S, etc. fourth quar e Ills lbs
WATER RENTS, IN ddCancs, Iof siA li0l'A''
GROUND Rents in arrears for two or
sPkCiFIC tor BUSINESS Tax for the
year 1887. -, ,uo-rad
upon REAL ESTATE, STOCK IN Ik ,9rIp
FURNITURE, MONEY, etc, ana " a. al En- En-
Rem is. If Dnjd pGhtg fifteen ddgS "J1e' '"'-
UdtV II ST.. , 10 al -
Ana a discount Of ten per cent. VIII be al
lowed upon SPECIFIC TAAEo II palu on OF
before January 3l-t. ,,--...,,o.
&. S. HARDEE, City Treasurer
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Notice.
CITY OF SAvANNAH,)
OFFICE CITY TREASURER, 7

SAVANNAH, Jan. l, lSSID
The following extract from the Guy Tax
Ord uce Tor the year 1897 is published for
lntormatoD:
SEC. TX. Every person or corporation own
Ing or holding pcr,Onal properly IN SAID CITY
Is vanpah} on the first day of January, 1888,
shall make a return thereof to the Guy Treas
urer " Thin TWEEN Gays after tina daie; ana
returns Of personal property shall be IN
spected, as soon as they are made, by per
SON TO be designated BY he Finance Commit
tee OF Council. who shall carefully and crltl-
cally examine the same, ana II he huds, or mas
cause TO believe, that such return Is not pi OPP
erly made so a. 10 show the amount OF per
sOnal property owned by the person or per-
sons or corporation making the return sub
iect to taxation, taGn he shah forthwith pro
coed to assess the said per-Ona property Of
SAID person or corporation at Its lrue value,
as near as can be asCertalned by hun, and AS
soon as the same Is made he shall send copy
OF the same to the person or corporation whose
re urn is thus corrected: and the person or
corporation whose return Is thus corrected
shat have the right TO appeal from such cor
rected return to the Committee on Assess
ments Of the City Council within ten days
after the mailing of the notification OF The cor
rectlon of sad return; ana SAID Committee
snail hear such return as on as may be con-
yenient therea ter, notifying said appellant #
the time and place OF hearing said appeal; and
after hearing such appeal, the said Commit
tee on Assessments snail * the return OF said
person OF corporation at euch UNI "a may. in
their opinion. be correct and just, and shall
on M y
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NOTICE..
Skidavay Shell Road Company.

A dividend OF FOUR 80 DOLLARS A
SHARE will be paid Stockhold, rs on de-
mand. GEO, W. LAMAR, Sec. ami Treas.
No. ia Bryan street.
Communication tickets for sale by Treasurer
ana Tollkeeper
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PROMINENT PEOPLE DEAD.

Goertmann breath their Last.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-John Roach, the
shipbuilder, died Al O'Clock this morn
inc
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DRatijG.

BOGART.-Died, In Enfield. HaIifaNc rn-
~, n. c., on Friday January 7th, 1857, Miss
MARC AREr MENUS BoGAKr, having jus.
completed her j6Lh year
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McCrea ana "..v, 4-.-a ~ 81 trte--,u. Mis-
Banks, E HAYDEN. Is d Ladd, w A Ball, II
Draper, John Durgan. J PassmoSre, Lizzie
Murphy, Mary Toben, w C Ogden, II Ken
drick, j Wilcox. j DeLaughter and wife, DR.
Mary Dubois, Miss Dubois. NJ Fitzpatrick,
B Stiles, Miss trowiey, Huntington, G b
Clure and wife. Mrs j p H0lk, T. NJ Kelly, } z
Ha mes, John Turton. c II Nelson, ii Kicker,
a Goodall, Sr, a VI Goodall. f S Beach aud
Nlfe, 4 rOHs, George j Wardwell, A
punln, w + Dyckman, c D
Dyckman. II Phillips, col.
SIeerage-Miss Mary e Gibbons & McNamee,
Mis- A Moran, Miss } Moran, O Buchanan, G
DAILY, A Levy, W McVen, ii Desal, wife
and son.
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LertitrEa,
81 Tnhn'c pqriCh Entertainments
On THURSDAY Evening. Jan. 18Th, at

vi 1HUI SUH' "FVHIHss JIM ISIIl, ~
3 O'Clock, at 1t, Johns
'ariSh Hall.
FOURTH LECTURE-"The Final Crusades
OF st. Loris TO Egypt and Tuns."
COMMITTEES. B. Pa mer, D. q. Purse.
J. B. DucHworth. C. S. Conuerat. W. F..
Guerard. I. d Hayward, j. r. Sheldon,
James sullivan, +. d. BoGart
Aloh0Uo '-''''''''''''s'ss ...........5Oc
For eale at p. H. Tater's, from the COM
mittee and at the door of the hall.
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Savannah Floral and ART Association.

The first annual melting Of this Association
at P. NJ. ut The Han ofthe Chatham Artillery
The ectiOn of officers for the ensuing year
will Uc held
81 Poi cations for membership can be handed
10 any member of the Association.
lurge attendance is requested.
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Reppard Iron Company.

An adjourned meeting of tn. Stockholders
OF the Reppard Iron Company will be held at
the Office of the Company. No 70 Bay street.
at O'Clock P, NJ, TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, 1887. NORTON FRIERSON.
Secretnry nd Iran snrnr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

Ordinance De'tmber 29th 1856
SEC. ,. All applicants for city officers must
file with III Clerk OF Council, at or befor- ,
O'Clock N. on the Monday prece ing the
day Of election, their several aspirations.
for those position. rcqu ring bonds, tine
names Of IN" bordsmcu Cwo IN am cases,
must accompsn the application. No appli-
cation WI :. cciyc the consideration If Conn
ell unIe $ a" IN accordance with the provi-
siuus Of thIa ,rd nance.
BY order OF Council.
Fir NIX e. REBARER.
srl of
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Election Notice.
CITY or SAVANNAu,
OFFICE CLERK OF tOCNCIL,}
DGccm ner 81. 1855.

AT the first regular meeting TO b. neld in
January. that is 80 say, on WEDN ESD
January 18Th, 1887, Council will elect. for the
term OF two years, the following officers
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Citizens Conservative association.

mere VIII be a meeting Of the Citizens
Con 'rYatlve Association held THIS EVEN
40 at 5 > o'clock al the Metropolitan Hall.
NIl members a e specially requested to be
Will be transacted. By order of the
PRE>ID ENT.
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Special 1totifra.
DIR. Henry 5. COlding,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Graduate Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerry,
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"THFRF will be Wild indignation in Paris"
eavs she Fall Mil Gazette. where every one
knows that an Engl.sh plays, without eNcap.
lion. are stolen from France, when II Is Wills
pered along the boulcvards shat an Eng ish-
man, in The columns OF the Times. dares to
accu-e the great Nictnrieu ~ardou OF having
auucNc with vt acknowledgment an Eng
fish iAv. THAT rash per.Un j. Mr. r. G.
Burnaud, who states VIII must already have
occurred to munT people. that lie Croroil e.
~ the Porto ~. Marlin brar= q strlking re-
srmOlance to 'rhc Overland Route by the
late Il IN TAYLOR. The resemblance may be
fortuitous, but II So It is one OF the most eX-
traordinarv cnincld 'uccs on record"
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Instruction in German.

Thorough instruction 10 the German lam
guage by competent teacher.
TERMs-For two /, ssons per week in prI-
vate, IS 90 per month. Class instruction at
lower rates.
Address ADOLPH SEIIGMAN
Barnard street, I'd door south of Gordon.
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ALICE OATES DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l0.-Alice Oates.
the well-knuwn com opera singer, died
this evening at the residence of her hus-
band. She had wasted away greatly un-
der painful COM lication of diseases,
and deaUD came as welcome relief
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EASTMAN, GA, Jan. 10.--The municipal
el"r'i"" to-day resulted as follows:
~ ~. .Ii 'oHr " -
hHt #. firl.H-' .. H.r
slu I ..'s
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Notice.

"Fernlands" must be presented at our office
by l2 O'Clock THIS DAY, or payment
will be debarred.
WILDER & CO., Agents.
JANUARY 18th, 1887.
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are shed by the cOmpany's own employees,
and these also have refused to work.
AdVices from w alden and Everett stale
that all the Consolidated road men lett
TINS morning, aud that after the horses
had been ted the stations and sta 0les were
locked up and no ATTEMPT was made to
send cars out.
WHAT A STRIKER SAYS.
One of the strikers said at noon: ''The
public do not fully understand the strik-
ers' side OF the case. WHAT they obi ct to
is he knocking off OF regulars and the
substitution OF trippers. The company
found it could save money by employing
men by the trip, and they nave taken oil
many OF the regulars, men who have been
on the road Tor years and put
them on trips, which is very
unfair. Some of them can earn
only from 81 &c. day up to 81 or 81 %,
depending on the number of trips. 1t Is
nard on man, especially one with
family, to start out in the morning and
not know whether or not he is going TO
earn enough TO feed his children. Weap-
peaed to the compSny anu they
promised to fix matters. That is
all the good 1T did. The company
d d not do anything. We sent TO them
again, and with the same result. Then
we gave them a warning. and we struck"
Pres dent Powers has advertised FOR 300
able-bOdled men TO work on the tieG-up
roads, all of whom Will be guaranteed
steady work and good wages.
ALL QUIET AT NIGHT.
No cars nave been run by the Boston
Consolidated road since dark and everv-
thing is quiet along the line. The stab, Cs
Of he company are guarded by deta 10 OF
police, but no disturbance or disorder has
occurred. The directors OF the company,
az we'll as the employees, held meetings
tonight.
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3sPetlRCa.
ancient Landmark Ledge No. 231,
+. 4. N.

family meeting Of this Lodge will be held
ING At 8 O'Clock
every member is expected To he present
BY orner Of W. S ROCKWELL, w NJ.
j. 5. IIAINEs. Secretary.
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There was period in ms lie "oeu ~
worked for wages. He was not d man o.
ordinary mold, however, and he soon got
IO0tnold on the ladder oil fortune, and he
steadily climbed toward the top.
The disease from which he died was the
same THAT killed Gen. Grant. He did moi
use tobacco In any form. however, aud
the cancer cannot, therefore, be attributed
to that. Although john Roach had
dropped out OF busy lie several months
before his death be, will nevertheless be
greatly missed ana iegrelted in the busy
circle OF workers If which he was SO
prominent member.
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Chippewa tribe No. 4, l. o. of r.. M.

=, a regular meeting of thi Tribe will be held
THIS EVENING al \ o'clock.
visiting and transient brethren lraternally
invited.
A. n. MANUCY. Sachem.
y. r. Nj. BERNHARDT, Chief OF Records.
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A FATAL FALL.

UTICA, n. Y, jan. 10.-Rev. Nicholas
Wertemann q oertmann, for fifteen years
pastor aud collie e commissioner at Ham
iitOn College, slipped and Iell down stairs
to-day at his home in Clinton. He was
found at the bottom dead with his neck
broken. He was Lutheran preacher in
Philadell hia for some time and also for a
while acted as Secretary to the American
Tract Society. He was about rs years Of
aye.
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joins UPsHAB DENNIS, vel known mem
her Of the Baltimore bar, who was appointed
by GOV. Lloyd an Associate Jud q Of the SUI
prcme Il nsh OF Il lltlmorc city IA the young
est member OF the supreme Bench. having
bern born N June, 1916 Arlington, Somrrset
county, Nd. lie Is She son OF ext mtrd
states Senator George Il. Dennis. aud the
nephew of ex. state senator james L. Dennis.
He waa educated ut the Old Washington
TO- 90 Princess Anne. Somerset county.
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u0@PasTE OF Inrl
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Sprriai Eautiren.
Rattle Notice.

Professor Mehrtens' organ will be rafied on
WEDNE DAY EVENING NEXT, at Lud-
den q Bates s. NJ. H., commencing 6 O'Clock.
Chances not paid for by that time will not be
thrown
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Ulmer's Liver tOrrectOr.
This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable 70,
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other ills, caused by a disordered liver, it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
81 DC a bottle. Freight paid to any address
B.F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
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DR.. IL. IL. Hifchcnck
Ulmer's Liver tOrrectOr.

Offers his professional services to the citizens
Sa vannah. ONCE 100 Liberty street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-28
PROVED AN ALIBI.

SALEM, July 26.-This morning Joe
Blackburn, arrested last week as
leader of the gang which lynched
Kelly, was taken to Dallas by the Of
icers for examination. Many wit
nesses were examined, among whom
were Laughlin and Sappington, of
North Yamhill, who testified that
they had seen Blackburn at North
Yamhill as late as nine o'clock on
the evening before Kelly was lynched.
A hired man Of Blackburn's
swore that he saw him in bed at $50
the next morning. Blackburn, there
fore, almost conclusively proved an
alibi, The announcement that de-
fendant would be discharged from
custody was received with uproarious
applause by the crowd. 1t is not
probable that in view of the culmin-
alton Of the first attempt to success
fully apprehend and convict the
lynchers any more arrests will at
present be made.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-28
Some Restaurant Mysteries.

Here is what Edward Harrigan says
that he heard while sitting five min
utes in a Bleecker street restaurant re-
Gently:
stack er whites"
Half a minute later a plate of buck
wheat cakes were placed before GUS
toner.
boil de Micks wild de jackets on"
Ont of a small wicket window came
a plate OF unpeeled potatoes.
Try a flop an have it bloody"
That meant q rare beefsteak.
Brass band widout de leader. four
steps and draw one in de darkr'
Ont OF the wicket window came a
plate OF baked beans, four slices of
bread and a cup OF black coffee. A
small, tough young man, covered over
with q mantle OF well-starched linen,
staggered up to the little wicket and
yelled at the top of his lungs:
boil three cackles two and roll
ont three stepsp
Three eggs with as many slices OF
bread were handed out:
"a mysterious stranger and one
pale Chinaman~
lie desired plate of hash and a
cup Of tea--N. Y. Sun.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-28
Give Them a Chance :

That is to say, your lungs. Also
your breathing machinery. Very
wonderful machinery it is. Not only
the larger air-passages, but the thous-
ands of little tubes and cavities lead
ing from them.
When these are clogged and chOked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they can
not do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneu-
monia. catarrh, consumption or any OF
the family of throat and nose and head
and lung obstruction>, all are bad.
All ought to he got rid Of There is
just one sure way to get rid of them.
that is to take Boschee's German
Syrup, which any druggist will sell
you at Is cents q bottle. Even il
everything else has failed you, you
may depend upon this for certain.